A certificate presentation ceremony was held in Lata, Temotu province today for 20 students who completed their Teacher in Training program in September this year.
More than 40 students of Kuma Community High School in South Guadalcanal have successfully graduated this week. The graduating students were from the primary and secondary divisions of the school. SIBC stringer for South Guadalcanal Nathaniel Manu reports.
The paramount chief of Isabel province, the Right Reverend Bishop James Mason has called on educators of Isabel province to include the island’s culture and tradition into their extracurricular activities.
The newly elected Solomon Islands Student Association (SISA) executives formally took charge of their official duties after a swearing-in ceremony at USP’s Laucala campus yesterday.
A National Essay Competition for all secondary school students and teachers in the country was launched by the Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development and the United Nations Development Programme, (UNDP’s) Electoral Cycle in the Solomon Islands Project (SECSIP).
The Premier of Central Islands Province assures, his Government is on top of Education challenges currently affecting Central Islands province. SIBC visited some communities around Gela last week listening to peoples’ stories on education issues facing them.
Saint Mark Rural Training Center in East Kwaio, Malaita province might suspend its academic activities for this semester as a result of grant delays. Kennedy Kwailobae a senior staff at the Training Centre told SIBC News the situation has further delayed their students’ practicum period.
Three schools in West Honiara Constituency have yesterday taken delivery of three new vehicles to meet their transportation needs. They are the St. John school, Bishop Eppale and Tamlan schools. The three-tonne trucks were funded by the Member of Parliament for West Honiara, Hon.
The Naghotano Primary School, Beuna Vesta of Ngella, Central Islands Province is currently understaffed. This is according to the School Head Master Walter Oligaro in an interview with SIBC Team who is currently touring Central Islands Province. SIBC’s Joseph Gale reports from Naghotano School.
A total of 122 Solomon Islanders has successfully graduated from the Australia-Pacific Technical College (APTC) yesterday in Honiara. The 66 male and 56 female students were awarded various qualifications after completing their fields of study at the college.
The 21st National Oratory speech contest for Solomon Islands schools is again set for next Thursday at the Maranatha Hall, East Honiara. Chair of the English Panel of Solomon Islands Mr. Peter Stanley told SIBC News, the event is usually organised for both primary and secondary school students. Mr.
A major innovation for the University of the South Pacific (USP) Solomon Islands Campus for 2017 is to provide a tablet computer to every first-year degree student who enrols at the campus.
A concerned parent of White River Community High School in Honiara has raised concerns over the absence of parents-teachers association meetings an important process in school development. Benny Matthew told SIBC News, the last meeting was held two years ago.
Solomon Islanders are encouraged to apply for the United Kingdom’s Chevening Scholarship. The Acting British High Commissioner, His Excellency, Paul Dryden personally made the appeal through the national voice this morning.
The 2016 National Education Authority (NEA) Conference gets underway in Auki, Malaita Province. The conference began with a grand opening ceremony featuring a traditional Malaita welcome ceremony and the lighting of the NEAC torch at Auki Primary School.
The Malaita Provincial Chief Education Officer, Andy Siarani has urged his fellow Education Authorities across the country to ignite a passion for education and spread it across the country.
Acquiring a Masters degree certificate in Japan for Solomon Islanders will help boost bilateral ties between both countries. It will help Travis Sogirie Ziku to further assist Solomon Islands and Japan’s bilateral relations.
The Japanese International Cooperation Agency (JICA) office in Solomon Islands has farewelled seven Solomon Islanders who will undertake two years of Masters degree studies at various Japanese Universities this year.
The Parliamentary Opposition Group has kicked off its High School Civic Program. Today, the Parliamentary Opposition Group says it was encouraging to see students and staff welcoming the initiative to educate our next generation of leaders on the roles and responsibilities of the Opposition Office…
Solomon Islands natural resources cannot sustain its fast-growing population rate; the country should, therefore, pursue to educate Solomon Islanders to be able to secure employment abroad. Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare announced to Solomon Islands Community in Brisbane before the weekend.
